Heinzenberg Ridge Hike

Medium
17.9 km
6:40 h
1125 mhd
1480 mhd
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The area's most beautiful and delightful hike over the mountain ridge that links the Heinzenberg with the Safien valley, offering spectacular views of both valleys.
Technique /6
Fitness 4/6
Highest Point  2163 m
Lowest Point  1193 m
Best Season
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Start
Upper Chanchina
Destination
Precise
Coordinates
46.686565, 9.371446

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Description

From the starting point at Obertschappina the route follows the Walser Trail to the tree line up on the Glas Pass. From the historical crossing point into the Safien valley the route winds its way across steep mountain pastures up to the Glasergrat ridge. The views across both valleys are impressive. Next comes the descent to Valdiena-Lucka and on to Lüschalp. The lake of Bischolsee with its picture postcard motif is enticingly close as is the lake of Pascuminersee, with the promise of a refreshing dip.

The trail continues up via Alp Bischola to the highest point on the hike at the Tguma at 2163 m, another highlight with incomparable panoramic views of the Graubünden mountain scenery. The narrow panoramic trail across the Heinzenbergergrat ridge provides the connecting link with the Präzer Höhi. The descent to Präz is via the Alp Gronda.

Sicherheitshinweis

Attention: On high-altitude sections, snowfields are possible until the summer months.

Directions

From the PostAuto bus stop at Obertschappina follow the signposts direction Glas Pass. The trail continues past the Beverin mountain restaurant, up to the Glasergrat ridge. Follow the ridge trail in the direction of Lüscheralp. The trail then runs alongside the Alpstrasse up to the Bischol Pass. Next follow the signs to Tguma and Präzer Höhi. After Präzer Höhi follow the signs for Präz.

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